KT - Kinetics Technology S.p.A.

ItalyPart of Mairekt-met.com

Its roles EPC Technology / equipment supplier EPCM

projects tracked
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active
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countries
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KT - Kinetics Technology S.p.A. is an Italian engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractor headquartered in Rome. It specializes in the design and delivery of complex plants for the refining, petrochemical, oil and gas, and chemical industries, with particular expertise in process technologies.

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Founded in 1971, the company has executed more than 500 projects across five continents. Its main business lines include hydrogen and syngas production units based on steam reforming, sulphur recovery and gas treatment systems, and a full range of refining services from feasibility studies through to plant start-up and operations. KT also develops and licenses proprietary technologies focused on efficiency, sustainability and reduced environmental impact.

The firm operates as a subsidiary within the MAIRE group, which provides integrated E&C solutions for the energy transition. KT maintains a strong technological focus as both EPC contractor and licensor, leveraging lessons from construction sites to improve plant design and cost-effectiveness while complying with stringent global environmental standards. It serves international clients in the hydrocarbon processing and chemical sectors.

Also known as KT - Kinetics Technology, KT, Selas Italia, KTI, Technip KTI and 3 more.

Projects KT Kinetics Technology is involved in

chemXplore tracks 7 projects involving KT Kinetics Technology, of which 4 are active.

  1. 1 project Announced / Concept
  2. none FEED / Pre-FID
  3. none FID / Sanctioned
  4. 2 projects Under Construction
  5. 1 project Commissioning & Start-up

Besides these 4, the record holds 3 completed projects.

4 more active projects and the 3 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 7 in chemXplore →

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KT Kinetics Technology in chemical industry news

30 September 2026
PETRONAS advances sustainable fuels with Mercedes‑AMG PETRONAS F1

Advanced Sustainable Fuel (ASF) powers Mercedes‑AMG PETRONAS in F1’s first season of advanced sustainable fuels; PETRONAS is building biorefinery capacity for SAF, HVO and bio‑naphtha.

21 September 2026
INA starts up Delayed Coker Unit at Rijeka refinery

New delayed coker boosts diesel yield up to 30%, eliminates VGO imports, and is running at ~70% of design capacity after feedstock was introduced on 1 Sept 2026.

7 September 2026
Eni and PETRONAS assess high‑performance bio‑gasoline via Ecofining

Feasibility study to evaluate Ecofining‑based bio‑gasoline for motorsport performance and potential commercial rollout.

31 July 2026
OMV Petrom Group H1 2026 results

Clean CCS Operating Result 3 bn lei; net income 1.8 bn lei; CAPEX 3.7 bn lei; contribution to state budget 10.2 bn lei; Neptun Deep on track for first gas in 2027.

29 July 2026
INA Group posts H1 2026: EBITDA €309m, Rijeka upgrade hits mechanical completion

Stronger E&P and favourable refining margins lift H1 results; capex focused on Rijeka Upgrade, offshore development and green hydrogen milestones.

22 June 2026
OMV Petrom commissions aromatics unit at Petrobrazi

EUR 140m aromatics unit adds 150,000 t/y capacity for toluene and benzene; toluene output rises to ~100,000 t/y while replacing a 1961 unit with BAT.

10 November 2025
PETRONAS, Enilive, Euglena Launch Biorefinery in Johor

The new biorefinery in Johor will process 650,000 tonnes of renewable feedstock annually, producing SAF, HVO, and bio-naphtha, and aims to start operations by late 2028.

24 July 2025
EIB and Eni Agree on €500M Livorno Biorefinery Conversion

The Livorno refinery will be converted to produce biofuels, supporting EU decarbonization goals and Eni's energy transition strategy, with potential for future SAF production.

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